Brian S. Webster American Veteran Properties

03/20/2026

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PCS'ing soon?
After placement on your follow-on PCS assignment, you will receive an email from IPPS-A titled "Member Elections." You MUST complete this questionnaire to determine your eligibility for various entitlements and finalize the PCS process, allowing you to receive your official orders. *All determinations are based on official regulations.

IPPS-A Workflow Reminder-
While contractors may assist in preparing PCS orders, only authorized government personnel may approve funded orders, ensuring accountability and protection of pay and benefits.

Once you receive your orders, you must submit a PCS Events Absence, through the PAID tile (Absence Type: 05 - PCS Events), and link the related PCS Assignment. When submitting your PCS Events Absence, you can now:
Include a maximum of three absence reasons in addition to your travel days for a single PCS absence request.
Combine a Parental Absence with a PCS Absence.
Avoid mistakenly choosing multiple of the same type of Absence within the PCS Event Request.
Select a previously used contact/address without re-entering the information.
These updates are designed to improve the Soldier Experience. IPPS-A regularly updates their PCS Webpage, helping you stay up-to-date on changes in the system: https://ipps-a.army.mil/Drive-the-Change/PCS-Season/

Integrated Personnel and Pay System - Army (IPPS-A)

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas

12/19/2025

This isn’t an “I told you so.” This is me trying—again—to make sure our community stays informed and empowered.

Right now, our neighborhood is being assigned home values that simply don’t match reality. Some properties are being valued at $425,000, yet no home here has ever sold anywhere near that number.
The last larger home sold for $295,000, two smaller ones sold for $265,000, and the highest sale in our entire neighborhood is $315,000.

So the question we should all be asking is simple: How are these values being assessed—and why aren’t they aligned with actual market data?

If these numbers don’t make sense to you either, now is the time to speak up. When enough neighbors raise their voices, we can demand transparency, accuracy, and fairness. Staying silent only allows the problem to grow.

Let’s stand together, get informed, and make sure our community is valued honestly and responsibly.

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11/20/2025

⚠️ Long County Property Tax Appeal Checklist ⚠️
Deadline: December 11, 2025

✅ Get the Form – PT‑311A (Georgia Dept. of Revenue or Tax Assessor’s Office)
✅ Fill It Out – Name, address, parcel number, and check “appeal assessed value”
✅ Add Proof – Comparable sales, photos, appraisals, or property condition notes
✅ Submit – Deliver in person or mail to Long County Tax Assessor’s Office (NO email/fax)
✅ Keep a Copy – Always save your records

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📣 Call to Action:
Don’t let inflated values raise your taxes unfairly. File your appeal, share this checklist, and stand with your neighbors against the hidden tax hike.

11/20/2025

🚨 Long County Homeowners: How to File Your Property Tax Appeal 🚨

The county’s reassessment has left many of us facing inflated property values and higher tax bills. Don’t let this stand unchallenged. Here’s your step‑by‑step guide to filing an appeal before December 11, 2025:

📝 Step 1: Get the Appeal Form
- Download the PT‑311A Property Tax Appeal Form from the Georgia Department of Revenue website.
- Or pick up a copy at the Long County Tax Assessor’s Office.

📂 Step 2: Fill Out Your Information
- Include your name, property address, and parcel number (found on your assessment notice).
- State clearly that you are appealing the assessed value.
- You can request a hearing before the Board of Equalization, a hearing officer, or arbitration.

📊 Step 3: Gather Your Evidence
- Comparable home sales in your area showing lower values.
- Photos or documentation of property conditions that reduce value.
- Any professional appraisal you may have.
- Remember: the burden is on YOU to prove the county’s value is too high.

📬 Step 4: Submit Your Appeal
- Deliver your completed PT‑311A form in person or by mail to the Long County Tax Assessor’s Office.
- Appeals cannot be submitted by email or fax.
- Keep a copy for your records.

⏰ Step 5: Spread the Word
- Share this post with neighbors, friends, and family.
- The more appeals filed, the stronger our collective voice against unfair taxation.

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⚡ Call to Action:
Long County families should not be priced out of their homes by inflated assessments. Filing an appeal is your right, and it’s the only way to push back against this hidden tax hike. Stand together, file your appeal, and demand fairness.

11/20/2025

📣 Long County Neighbors: Don’t Let This Tax Hike Go Unchallenged! 📣

The deadline to contest your property tax assessment is December 11, 2025. If you believe your new property value is inflated and unfair, you MUST file your appeal before then.

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Folks, Long County just completed its first full property tax reassessment in 18 years. Many of us are seeing sharp increases in assessed values, which directly translates into higher tax bills—even though county officials claim the millage rate hasn’t changed. Let’s be clear: when values are raised across the board, taxes go up. Period.

This is more than numbers on paper. It’s about families being squeezed, veterans and retirees on fixed incomes being forced to pay more, and hardworking residents footing the bill for growth they didn’t ask for. Property taxes should reflect fair market value, not inflated estimates that pad government coffers.

Here’s why we must act:
- Unjust burden: Higher assessments mean higher taxes, even if your income hasn’t increased.
- Transparency gap: The county canceled public hearings until after appeals are over—that means our voices are being sidelined.
- Community impact: Rising taxes discourage responsible homeownership and hurt local businesses.

👉 What you can do right now:
- File your written appeal with the Long County Tax Assessor’s Office by December 11, 2025. Appeals must be mailed or delivered in person—email and fax are NOT accepted.
- Use the official PT-311A appeal form from the Georgia Department of Revenue.
- Spread the word to friends, family, and neighbors. The more appeals filed, the stronger our collective stand against unfair taxation.

This isn’t just about one bill—it’s about protecting our community from being priced out of our own homes. Stand up, speak out, and file your appeal before December 11th. Together, we can push back against this unjust tax hike and demand fairness for Long County families.

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Don’t wait until it’s too late—contest your inflated property value today. Long County deserves fairness, not hidden tax hikes.

11/15/2025

Are you PCSing or ETSing soon? Make sure you’re set up for success with these must do steps.

Informational seminars will take place today, Nov. 14, at the Marne Chapel. PCS session will take place at 1 p.m. and ETS/Retirement will take place at 2 p.m. For additional details, contact your BDE S1.

11/14/2025

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11/13/2025

Its great to see this page grow! I am only 3 followers away from my first milestone of 100! Thank you all!

11/11/2025

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween

10/24/2025

What is something you wish you knew before buying your first home?